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H.R. 815

On the Motion (Motion to Concur in the House Amendment to the Senate Amendment to H.R. 815)

Date
April 23, 2024
Chamber / Congress
senate · 118th Congress · session 2
Roll number
154
Official outcome
Motion Agreed to (79-18)

What was being decided?

A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to make certain improvements relating to the eligibility of veterans to receive reimbursement for emergency treatment furnished through the Veterans Community Care program, and for other purposes.

Exact question: On the Motion (Motion to Concur in the House Amendment to the Senate Amendment to H.R. 815)

Full-chamber tally from the source

yeas
79
nays
18
absent
3

Individual responses linked to this directory

85 collected responses. This list covers people in the current directory and selected prior service; it is not necessarily every historical member who participated. The source’s full tally can therefore differ from this list.

85 records. Use the controls to narrow the list.

PersonExact responseRole / state at voteParty at vote
Tammy BaldwinYeaWIDemocratic
John BarrassoNayWYRepublican
Michael F. BennetYeaCODemocratic
Marsha BlackburnNayTNRepublican
Richard BlumenthalYeaCTDemocratic
Cory A. BookerYeaNJDemocratic
John BoozmanYeaARRepublican
Katie Boyd BrittYeaALRepublican
Ted BuddNayNCRepublican
Maria CantwellYeaWADemocratic
Shelley Moore CapitoYeaWVRepublican
Bill CassidyYeaLARepublican
Susan M. CollinsYeaMERepublican
Christopher A. CoonsYeaDEDemocratic
John CornynYeaTXRepublican
Catherine Cortez MastoYeaNVDemocratic
Tom CottonYeaARRepublican
Kevin CramerYeaNDRepublican
Mike CrapoYeaIDRepublican
Ted CruzNayTXRepublican
Steve DainesYeaMTRepublican
Tammy DuckworthYeaILDemocratic
Richard J. DurbinYeaILDemocratic
Joni ErnstYeaIARepublican
John FettermanYeaPADemocratic
Deb FischerYeaNERepublican
Kirsten E. GillibrandYeaNYDemocratic
Chuck GrassleyYeaIARepublican
Bill HagertyNayTNRepublican
Margaret Wood HassanYeaNHDemocratic
Josh HawleyNayMORepublican
Martin HeinrichYeaNMDemocratic
John W. HickenlooperYeaCODemocratic
Mazie K. HironoYeaHIDemocratic
John HoevenYeaNDRepublican
Cindy Hyde-SmithYeaMSRepublican
Ron JohnsonNayWIRepublican
Tim KaineYeaVADemocratic
Mark KellyYeaAZDemocratic
John KennedyYeaLARepublican
Angus S., Jr. KingYeaMEIndependent
Amy KlobucharYeaMNDemocratic
James LankfordYeaOKRepublican
Mike LeeNayUTRepublican
Ben Ray LujánYeaNMDemocratic
Cynthia M. LummisNayWYRepublican
Edward J. MarkeyYeaMADemocratic
Roger MarshallNayKSRepublican
Mitch McConnellYeaKYRepublican
Jeff MerkleyNayORDemocratic
Jerry MoranYeaKSRepublican
Markwayne MullinYeaOKRepublican
Lisa MurkowskiYeaAKRepublican
Christopher MurphyYeaCTDemocratic
Patty MurrayYeaWADemocratic
Jon OssoffYeaGADemocratic
Alex PadillaYeaCADemocratic
Rand PaulNot VotingKYRepublican
Gary C. PetersYeaMIDemocratic
Pete RickettsYeaNERepublican
James E. RischYeaIDRepublican
Mike RoundsYeaSDRepublican
Marco RubioNayFLRepublican
Bernard SandersNayVTIndependent
Brian SchatzYeaHIDemocratic
Eric SchmittNayMORepublican
Charles E. SchumerYeaNYDemocratic
Rick ScottNayFLRepublican
Tim ScottNot VotingSCRepublican
Jeanne ShaheenYeaNHDemocratic
Tina SmithYeaMNDemocratic
Dan SullivanYeaAKRepublican
John ThuneYeaSDRepublican
Thom TillisYeaNCRepublican
Tommy TubervilleNot VotingALRepublican
Chris Van HollenYeaMDDemocratic
JD VanceNayOHRepublican
Mark R. WarnerYeaVADemocratic
Raphael G. WarnockYeaGADemocratic
Elizabeth WarrenYeaMADemocratic
Peter WelchNayVTDemocratic
Sheldon WhitehouseYeaRIDemocratic
Roger F. WickerYeaMSRepublican
Ron WydenYeaORDemocratic
Todd YoungYeaINRepublican

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